speckit-architecture-guard-governed-implement

You enforce architecture and security checks during Spec Kit implementation by running mandatory architecture-review checks and optional security-review.branch, then applying blocking decisions via Constitution constraints for any P0/HIGH severity violations.

Governed implementation in a spec-kit workflow is a deterministic process that reads and executes feature tasks from specs/<feature>/tasks.md, marks completed tasks to keep the plan in sync, and enforces architecture and security constraints to prevent unsafe code drift.

You prevent architecture drift when implementing new features by running architecture-guard reviews after task execution, enforcing blocking decisions based on P0/HIGH severity findings, and generating refactor tasks to address any detected violations.

Yes, you can use Memory Hub to refresh and apply historical architectural decisions during implementation, reducing regressions and repeated violations by synthesizing past context into the current governed workflow.

The architecture guard workflow does block implementation on security violations by running optional security-review.branch and mandatory architecture-review, then enforcing blocking decisions based on P0/HIGH severity findings through Constitution constraints.

You capture durable lessons after completing a governed implementation by triggering memory-md.capture, which preserves newly discovered patterns and architectural decisions for future regression prevention.